ROBERT WOLKENBROD
Public Relations Specialist/Sportswriter
"Living free is also about being present. It’s in the smallthings—dressing in a way that reflects who I am, pursuing workthat energizes me, surrounding myself with people who supportauthenticity, and letting go of anything that doesn’t align."
I used to be paralyzed by the fear of failure, which kept me from taking creative risks. I was afraid to speak up, take chances, and fully express myself without worrying about outside influences. Over time, I realized I’d rather fail at something I care about than regret not trying at all. I began pushing myself to share my ideas more freely, and now I feel happier than ever creating men’s fashion content I’ve always wanted to share—content that provides real value to others.
I work in content and creative—mostly remote—which gives me the flexibility to structure my days around when I feel most inspired. Whether it's writing, editing, or planning content strategy, I love being in a space where creativity meets intention
What keeps me moving
Progress. Not just physically, but in life. I'm driven by the idea of becoming a better version of myself, even if it's just 1% at a time. Fashion, creativity, and movement all tie into that for me—they keep me grounded and growing.
Living free means showing up for myself—on my own terms. It’s about making space for curiosity, creativity, and growth without being weighed down by fear, comparison, or expectation.
To me, freedom is quiet confidence. It’s trusting my instincts, following what lights me up, and allowing myself to evolve without needing permission. It’s knowing that I don’t have to fit into a mold to make an impact.
Living free is also about being present. It’s in the small things—dressing in a way that reflects who I am, pursuing work that energizes me, surrounding myself with people who support authenticity, and letting go of anything that doesn’t align.
It’s not a destination—it’s a mindset. One that reminds me I get to define what success, happiness, and purpose look like for me.
TIPS FROM A FASHION CONTENT CREATOR
- Golden hour is your best friend.
- Use nature to complement your outfit, not compete with it. The right background should enhance your look, not distract from it.
- Capture both wide shots and close-up details—fit, texture, accessories. Show the full story.
- Track what type of content performs best—and why.
- Just have fun.
